Anyone try coating their valvesprings?
03-10-2003, 07:50 PM
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Anyone try coating their valvesprings? Someone told me that coating your valvesprings may help extend their life. I'm referring to a coating similar to what's sold here: http://www.calicocoatings.com/racing.html I haven't really heard of this before and am wondering if anyone else has any info on this?
03-13-2003, 07:47 PM
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Re: Anyone try coating their valvesprings? No one has any experience with this...or has ever heard of this? I sent an email to the owner of that company I listed in my previous post and he makes it sound like it would be a good idea. A friend of mine recommended that place as well.
<small>[ March 13, 2003, 07:49 PM: Message edited by: J'sRamAir ]</small>
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03-13-2003, 08:05 PM
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Re: Anyone try coating their valvesprings? I have coated springs in some of my other motors. It helps keep the spring cooler which in turn keeps the metal from fatiguing which extends spring life.
I would call Polydyn in Houston, Texas. www.polydyn.com They have the best coating of any of the shops out there. All my stuff gets coated...
I would call Polydyn in Houston, Texas. www.polydyn.com They have the best coating of any of the shops out there. All my stuff gets coated...